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In page Moses Jacob Ezekiel:

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Needing money, in 1873, during the Franco-Prussian War, he was a war correspondent for the New York Herald,[9]:4 and he was arrested and imprisoned "for a time" as a spy for France.[10] He was admitted into the Society of Artists, Berlin, and at age 29 was the first foreigner to win the Michael Beer Prix de Rome, for a bas relief entitled Israel. The prize of $1,000 provided for two years of study in Rome,[11]:229 but he traveled to Rome by way of the United States, where he had not been for five years,[1]:166 as he had "unexpectedly" received a commission from B'nai B'rith for a monument to Religious Liberty.[1]:164[2]:41